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301 Redirects and Resources

Jason — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 12:40:51 +0000

The 301 redirect garners attention from the beginner to pro in that many times it’s not known just how to implement. Rather, what are the benefits, risk and anything else that comes along.

For this post, I will say use 301 to redirect old traffic to a new site or new content page. You may also use the 301 redirect to point a domain to a Website so as to build the link juice up on one site rather dilute over many. The following comment below is geared towards the use of anchor text and 301…

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Learn how to modify the .htaccess

The SEO Toolbar (Get It!)

Jason — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 04:44:19 +0000

Okay, as the title is identical to the name you should follow. Wow, what a plugin. If you’re into SEO, this is the tool you will need to capture relevant data about your sites AND the competition. From Xray to the Way Back Machine, you will spend hours with the useful data gathered. You’re as good as the guy/gal next to you. Truely all in one tool for the avid SEOer.

Yahoo Notes A Spam Site

Jason — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 05:32:00 +0000

Well, casually browsing the Yahoo (purple people eater) I came across a restricton notice due to a site sending unsolicited e-mails. Wow, not sure how to call it. Is it good or bad for the website seeing as curiosity tends to get people clicking. In my opinion it may be a plus and affordable advertising. Of course it only helps if your the only site with the red ink.

Positioning Your Brand

Jason — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 14:48:42 +0000

First and foremost keep in mind that a brand is more than a tangible item. It’s the overall impression and emotional attachment to your company or product. It can range from a catchy phrase, commercials or actual product satisfaction.

When branding a domain as so many sellers of domains claim on ebay(?), it’s more than a name folks! Branding the web is getting more competitive each minute, hour and day. You may have a great domain name, but getting it in the minds of the consumer involves innovative and basic marketing savvy. A great book on getting a grasp of this can be found here.

Backorder Domain Player

Jason — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 01:26:35 +0000

No booyah for me today, just when you expect to at least gain a place in an auction for a dropped domain. The domain was safedata.com and was set to be released Aug. 5, 2007. I got wind of a new player goitalydomains.com who proceeded to snag this lucrative domain. I was so hoping to at least bid on it even though the domain lacked any traffic from its long existance. The name speaks for itself and would have fetched a decent amount given a couple of years. Yet another lucky name lost. Maybe backordering with Godaddy works.